Landscape planning must focus on the multi-functionality of the landscape using the premise of sustainable land use.
"What makes this particular spam operation unique is that it's not trying to drive users directly to an adult webcam or dating site overtly, but it's using the premise of the safety element to convince a user that he should be verified first before they meet," says Narang.
I never wrote the review for the J Plus hotel, but this didn't stop me from spending the next year using the premise of the hotel-review trade to score free stays in other cities.
The contents of the report and its conclusions are damning to the government of then-Prime Minister Tony Blair and, by extension (using the premise of guilt by association) the administration of then-American President George W. Bush.
It might be a ham-handed approach at combatting my social anxiety, but the fact that I am using the premise of my own clown character coming out of retirement and performing for the first time in 50 years is really intriguing to me.
Indeed, several seminal discoveries and human therapies have been made using the premise of rodent models.
There is talk, for example, of using the premises to move the European court of justice in Luxembourg and the international criminal court in The Hague to Strasbourg and turning the city into "Europe's city of justice".
After deriving the conclusion, Newton uses the premises of the first two arguments from properties, together with the premise of the argument from effects, to critique the vortex theory of planetary motion.
Movie scenes are shot by the children at the premises of the Association, some of them are shot outside, and in some they use the premises of the 'Child-Friendly Space' on the first floor.
Linda Urban's new novel, "The Center of Everything," uses the premise of a grandparent's death in a surprising way, exploring not only grief but also its occasional companions, anxiety and guilt.
